r/AskEurope Feb 27 '25

History What's the most taboo historical debate in your country ?

As a frenchman, I would argue ours is to this day the Algerian war of independence.

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u/Lovescrossdrilling Greece Feb 27 '25

Meh definitely not taboo,surely controversial but people aren't afraid of talking about it.

The GrecoCypriot terrorising of TurkCypriots on the other hand before the attempted coup of our junta and the subsequent Turkish mainland invasions though..

Or the persecution of Greek slavophones

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u/BiguilitoZambunha Mar 02 '25

Yeah, I wanted to know about that. What are Greek people's thoughts on Cyprus?

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u/Tranquili5 North Macedonia Mar 02 '25

"Greek Slavophones"

Macedonians. The very definition of taboo, QED.